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Time to share some pretties. HUGE

Posted by paulan70 5 (My Page) on
Fri, Jun 10, 11 at 3:30

Ok since it has been awhile since I shared any of my pretties here are some. Plus here are some examples for the newbies that this does work.

This were winter sown last year
Coreopsis
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Verbascum
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snapdragons came back on its own

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Gaillardia Tizzy

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Rudbeckia

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Coneflowers plus ton waiting to bloom

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These are what I need to still plant see how they are blooming the JUGS. Oh My

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Roses I love these (these were NOT w/s but are so pretty)

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My absolute favorite flower ever. And the first time I got it to bloom.

Calla Lily

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more pretties some w/s some not

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This is how the coneflower bed/rudbeckia bed starts out

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Well thats all for now. Hope you like them

Paula


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RE: Time to share some pretties. HUGE

  • Posted by pippi21 Zone 6b Silver Sprin (My Page) on
    Fri, Jun 10, 11 at 7:27

Paula, how do you like those new petunias? I haven't bought any petunias this year yet. Two years ago I bought PW supertunia bubble gum pink and they were the best I've ever had in a lot of years. I tried PW Raspberry blast last year and they were not up to my standards..Those you have really look like velvet, don't they? I saw some beautiful red ones at a nursery with my friend and all their annuals were marked down 40%, I got a six pack of solid pink portulaca, while she got some dwarf zinnia or maybe they were gazanias and one or two beautiful red petunias.

Every since then that color of red petunias has been in my mind. I might just give in and try to find them again for myself.


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  • Posted by pvick z6B NYC (My Page) on
    Fri, Jun 10, 11 at 10:41

Just lovely! I see you are a petunia lover too - are those black ones the 'Black Velvet'? I saw them this year and wanted to get them, but never got around to buying.

Thanks for the show!

PV


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Beautiful! My ws plants look so small so your pics are real encouragement. Thanks for posting.


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Yes the black one is black velvet and the yellow and black one is called phantom. Yes I love petunias.I try and add at least one or two new ones each year.


Paula


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Beautiful flowers! Thanks for brightening up my rainy, cold morning. How did you finally get the calla lilies to bloom. I have dug mine up for three years...lots of leaves but no flowers yet.

Bev


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You take Beautiful pictures! Congratulations on your garden. I love the Petunia 'Phanton', very attractive.


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On the calla lilies I bought some dead past their time plants from the grocery store 2 years ago and so I of course saved the bulbs and planted them last year. And they only had leaves so then I planted them this year and I think those are the ones which bloomed. Because I also got some seeds from a trade and I planted those as well and so I ended up with some very small bulbs this was 2 years ago as well and so I also planted them. I am thinking they just need to build up in size and then they will bloom sort of like tulip bulblets except these have to be dug up each year.

Paula


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